Phrasal verbs : SARKARI LIBRARY
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      Phrasal verbs are combinations of a verb and one or more particles (usually a preposition or an adverb) that create a new meaning different from the original verb. They are commonly used in everyday English and can often be confusing because the meaning of the entire phrase is not always obvious from the meaning of the individual words.

      Structure of Phrasal Verbs

      • Verb + Preposition/Adverb
        Example: give up, take off, look after.

      The particle (preposition or adverb) often changes the meaning of the verb entirely.

      • Bring up Meaning: To raise or mention a topic / To raise a child.
        • Example: She brought up an important issue in the meeting.
          (उसने मीटिंग में एक महत्वपूर्ण मुद्दा उठाया।)
      • Call off Meaning: To cancel.
        • Example: They called off the match due to rain.
          (उन्होंने बारिश के कारण मैच रद्द कर दिया।)
      • Give up Meaning: To quit or stop doing something.
        • Example: I gave up smoking last year.
          (मैंने पिछले साल धूम्रपान छोड़ दिया।)
      • Look after Meaning: To take care of someone or something.
        • Example: Can you look after my dog while I’m away?
          (क्या आप मेरी अनुपस्थिति में मेरे कुत्ते की देखभाल कर सकते हैं?)
      • Take off Meaning: To remove (clothing) / To leave the ground (for planes).
        • Example: The plane took off on time.
          (विमान ने समय पर उड़ान भरी।)
      • Set up Meaning: To establish or arrange something.
        • Example: They set up a new company.
          (उन्होंने एक नई कंपनी स्थापित की।)
      • Run out of Meaning: To use up all of something.
        • Example: We’ve run out of sugar.
          (हमारी चीनी खत्म हो गई है।)
      • Turn down Meaning: To reject or refuse.
        • Example: He turned down the job offer.
          (उसने नौकरी के प्रस्ताव को ठुकरा दिया।)
      • Put off Meaning: To postpone or delay.
        • Example: They put off the meeting until next week.
          (उन्होंने मीटिंग को अगले हफ्ते तक टाल दिया।)
      • Come across Meaning: To find or meet by chance.
        • Example: I came across an old friend at the store.
          (मुझे दुकान पर एक पुराना दोस्त मिला।)
      • Account for (Something) : किसी चीज़ के लिए कारण बताना।
        • He couldn’t account for his absence. (वह अपनी अनुपस्थिति का कारण नहीं बता सका।)
      • add up
      • answerable for
      • ask after
      • ask for (Something)
      • attend on
      • back off
      • back out
      • back up
      • bank upon/ count on
      • bear down
      • bear upon
      • bear out
      • bear up
      • bear with
      • become of
      • boil down to
      • branch out
      • break down (of machine)
      • break down (of Person)
      • break forth
      • break is on
      • break into
      • break off
      • break out
      • break up
      • break up
      • breakthrough
      • bring about
      • bring along
      • bring down
      • bring forth
      • bring forward
      • bring in
      • bring off
      • bring on
      • bring out
      • bring over
      • bring round
      • bring under
      • bring up
      • call on
      • call at
      • call for
      • call forth
      • call in
      • Call off
      • Call up
      • call upon/ on
      • carry away
      • carry off
      • come by
      • carry on
      • carry out
      • carry through
      • catch on
      • catch up with
      • chance upon
      • clear of
      • close in
      • come about
      • come across
      • come down
      • come forward
      • close down
      • come in for
      • come of
      • come off
      • come out
      • come round
      • come through
      • come out
      • come down
      • come to senses
      • come up
      • come upon/across
      • Count on
      • Crop up
      • cut across
      • cut down on
      • cut in
      • cut out for
      • down upon
      • deal in
      • deal with
      • die down
      • die for
      • die out
      • dispose of
      • do away with
      • do without
      • Drag on
      • drive out
      • drop in
      • dwell on
      • eat into
      • enter into
      • fall apart
      • fall back
      • fall back on
      • fall  flat
      • fall for
      • fall in
      • fall in with
      • fall off
      • fall out (with)
      • fall through
      • feel like
      • figure out
      • fish for
      • fly open
      • follow up
      • gain on
      • get about /around
      • get at
      • get away with
      • get back
      • get along
      • Get down
      • Get off
      • Get on
      • Get over
      • get rid of
      • get round (a problem)
      • get round (someone)
      • get through
      • get up
      • Give away
      • give in
      • give up
      • go ahead
      • go along
      • go at
      • go back on
      • go by
      • go down
      • go down in history
      • Go for
      • go off
      • go on
      • go over
      • go through
      • go up
      • go with
      • here of
      • hit on /upon
      • hold back
      • hold down
      • hold on
      • hold with
      • hunt down
      • hush up
      • impress (Idea) on
      • iron out
      • jump at (conclusion)
      • keep on
      • keep up
      • keep against
      • knock about / around
      • knock someone about / around
      • knock down
      • lap up
      • laugh at
      • laugh off/ away
      • lay aside/ by
      • lay down
      • lay off
      • lay in
      • lay out
      • leave off
      • leave / let alone
      • let someone down
      • let on
      • let in
      • let something off
      • let someone off
      • let out
      • let up
      • lie behind
      • lie in
      • light on /upon
      • light up
      • live by
      • live upto
      • live with
      • live through
      • look after
      • look back on
      • look down on /upon
      • look for
      • look forward to
      • look in on
      • look into
      • look on / upon
      • look out
      • look something/ someone up
      • look to
      • look up  for
      • look up to
      • look up
      • make do
      • make for
      • make of
      • make off
      • make out
      • make over
      • make the most of
      • make up
      • make up one’s mind
      • meet with
      • on the make
      • Mess around
      • Mess up
      • Mess ( something) up
      • Mess with
      • move in
      • move on
      • move out
      • nose out
      • note down
      • occur to
      • part from
      • part with
      • pass away
      • Pay For
      • play at
      • play down
      • play on
      • Put aside
      • put down
      • put off
      • put on
      • put out
      • put through
      • put up
      • put together
      • pay off
      • run down
      • Run into
      • run off
      • run out
      • Run Over
      • Run Short of
      • run through
      • see through – सच्चाई भाप जाना
      • see to – निपटाना
      • see off – बिदा लेना
      • send for – बुलावा भेजना
      • set about – किसी काम को प्रारम्भ करना
      • set apart – आरक्षित करना
      • set aside – रद्द करना
      • set forth – विचार हेतु रखना , शब्दो में बताना
      • set in – शुरू होना
      • set off – शुरू करना / फट जाना
      • set up – स्थापित करना
      • set upon – उग्रता के साथ आक्रमण करना
      • shoot down – हरा देना / निराश करना
      • shoot up – तेजी से बढ़ना
      • sit on – दबा देना / टालते रहना
      • smart under – पीड़ित होना
      • smile on – प्रसन  होना
      • sort out – समस्या को सुलझाना
      • stand by – वफादार रहना / के लिए तैयार रहना
      • stand for – अर्थ होना / किसी विचार को समर्थन देना
      • stand out –
      • stand up to –
      • stand down –
      • stand up –
      • step aside –
      • step down – 
      • step in –
      • step out –
      • step up –
      • stick out –
      • strike down – 
      • taken aback – 
      • take after –
      • take down –
      • taken in –
      • take off –
      • take over –
      • take someone for – 
      • take to – 
      • take up –
      • tone down –
      • touch upon /on – touch up –
      • toy with –
      • try on –
      • turn down –
      • turn out to be –
      • turn out –
      • turn up – 
      • wait on –
      • wear off –
      • wear out –
      • weigh down –
      • while away –
      • work up –
      • write off – 

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